Cloudflare is as safe as you design it to be. Once you’re tunnel is set up, you configure and access app and set up whatever rules you want. For me personally, for ultra protected stuff like my proxmox management I require warp to be in use and then an email MFA code. Along of course with my proxmox login.

I’d love to know, but it’s best I dont.

3 HP DL380s, 4 drives each
1 HP DL380, 15 drives
1 Chenbro 1U storage server, 12 drives
1 supermicro 1U storage server, 12 drives
1 HP DL360, 4 drives I think
2 netgear business poe switches
2 fortigates
2 microtik 8 port 10G switches
2 smart UPS 1500 units

I just dont want to know.

You’re doing something wrong or you have an incompatible isp. If you want to have it in your dmz, great poke firewall rules for 32400 and set up the internal subnet as an approved lan subnet.

You don’t add it from the app. You add it in server settings. And you wouldn’t hairpin, you’d have the firewall rules. Having it in dmz would segregate it from your internal network so outside users could hit it … If you so choose.

Hahahahah, I’m sorry son, what’s your ticket number? SHeeewwwwwaaahhh yeahhhh I’m going to need a ticket number. You’re welcome to open one by emailing helpdesk@thesmithfamily.net and we’ll get with you just as soon as we can in the order received. Just know, our agreed SLA is between 4 and 8 business hours, depending on your grades this week.

man thats a nice little app

I get it…it’s awesome. Just took a second to wrap my head around some of the nuances that I needed for my environment. But hellz yea, works great. I wish the dashboard had automatic ajax refreshing though.